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    Lefty Hero Chavez

    Brilliant!!!

    Capitalism may be to blame for the lack of life on the planet Mars, Venezuela's socialist President Hugo Chavez said on Tuesday.

    "I have always said, heard, that it would not be strange that there had been civilization on Mars, but maybe capitalism arrived there, imperialism arrived and finished off the planet," Chavez said in speech to mark World Water Day.

    Chavez, who also holds capitalism responsible for many of the world's problems, warned that water supplies on Earth were drying up.

    "Careful! Here on planet Earth where hundreds of years ago or less there were great forests, now there are deserts. Where there were rivers, there are deserts," Chavez said, sipping from a glass of water
    Hillary will NEVER be President
    Obama is a FORMER President
    Joe Biden is in Scranton eating paste.

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    Reminds me of Communist China propaganda and Google censorship.

    For some, that is Ok too..
    Kiss someone that's different. It helps.
    Lets get the facts first, then go for the jugular!!
    It's all transparent, just read between the lines..

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    Ok the life on mars thing probably isn't true. But the man has a point about capitalism and imperialism. He may hate america but his people keep voting him in so that says something about his leadership.

    And anyone can see why a south American would be skeptical of imperialism? just saying..
    “Two percent of the people think; three percent of the people think they think; and ninety-five percent of the people would rather die than think.”

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    Quote Originally Posted by DomesticatedFeminist View Post
    Ok the life on mars thing probably isn't true. But the man has a point about capitalism.
    If it wasn't for capitalism.
    You would still be crappin into a hole in the ground.
    Hillary will NEVER be President
    Obama is a FORMER President
    Joe Biden is in Scranton eating paste.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ILOVEDNY View Post
    If it wasn't for capitalism.
    You would still be crappin into a hole in the ground.
    No I wouldn't..

    Where do you get that association anyway?

    I don't dig communist either.


    I came up with a theory the world's problems are all because of men and their ideas. Start listening to us women folk and the world will begin to heal itself.
    “Two percent of the people think; three percent of the people think they think; and ninety-five percent of the people would rather die than think.”

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    Quote Originally Posted by ILOVEDNY View Post
    If it wasn't for capitalism.
    You would still be crappin into a hole in the ground.
    Actually she wouldn't be here.


    Precluding she is Native American, or her forefathers came here because of religious freedom .....unlikely though,

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    Quote Originally Posted by DomesticatedFeminist View Post
    Ok the life on mars thing probably isn't true. But the man has a point about capitalism and imperialism. He may hate america but his people keep voting him in so that says something about his leadership.

    And anyone can see why a south American would be skeptical of imperialism? just saying..
    His people get the shaft he won't allow any Anti-Chavez oppositions. Didn't you know that?

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    Quote Originally Posted by mnb811 View Post
    His people get the shaft he won't allow any Anti-Chavez oppositions. Didn't you know that?
    Really? I thought they have democratic elections?
    “Two percent of the people think; three percent of the people think they think; and ninety-five percent of the people would rather die than think.”

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    Read the paper or look it up. Chavez tried to ban an opposition member just the other day!

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    Quote Originally Posted by mnb811 View Post
    Read the paper or look it up. Chavez tried to ban an opposition member just the other day!
    Really because from what I read is there was a coup in 2002 and the opposition party ended up being an obliarchy ao the people wanted chavez back. I also read since there has been no unified attempts to get rid of chavez.

    Chavez does allow some freedom of speech but it is oppressed for the most part. There is a lot I could critize Chavez on but their is also a lot to praise him for. Women for example have more rights than before.
    “Two percent of the people think; three percent of the people think they think; and ninety-five percent of the people would rather die than think.”

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    Seriously if you like or praise this this guy you have a problem.

    "If the freedom of speech is taken away then dumb and silent we may be led, like sheep to the slaughter." ~ George Washington

    Hugo Chavez hosted leaders of Hamas, Hizbollah, Palestinian Islam Jihad
    Posted on March 24, 2011 by creeping
    This, according to Roger Noriega via the Washington Post, Is there a Chavez terror network on America’s doorstep?:


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    On Aug. 22, 2010, at Iran’s suggestion, Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez hosted senior leaders of Hamas, Hezbollah and Palestinian Islamic Jihad (PIJ) in a secret summit at military intelligence headquarters at the Fuerte Tiuna compound in southern Caracas. Among those present were Palestinian Islamic Jihad Secretary General Ramadan Abdullah Mohammad Shallah, who is on the FBI’s list of most-wanted terrorists; Hamas’s “supreme leader,” Khaled Meshal; and Hezbollah’s “chief of operations,” whose identity is a closely guarded secret.

    The idea for this summit sprang from a meeting between Iran’s ambassador to Syria, Ahmad Mousavi, and his Venezuelan counterpart, Imad Saab Saab, at the Venezuelan embassy in Damascus on May 10, 2010. According to the report received by Venezuela’s foreign minister, the two envoys were discussing a meeting between their presidents and Hezbollah’s leader, Hasan Nasrallah, when the Iranian suggested that the three meet Chavez in Caracas. That these infamous criminals left their traditional havens demonstrates their confidence in Chavez and their determination to cultivate a terror network on America’s doorstep.

    According to information from within the Venezuelan regime, arrangements for the August conclave were made by Chavez’s No. 2 diplomat in Syria, Ghazi Nassereddine Atef Salame. Nassereddine is a naturalized Venezuelan of Lebanese origin who runs Hezbollah’s growing network in South America — which includes terror operatives and drug traffickers. A document obtained recently from a senior Venezuelan diplomat indicates that Nassereddine does business with four companies operated by Walid Makled, a cocaine smuggler indicted in the United States and detained in Colombia.

    Makled has admitted his ties to the drug trade in a series of media interviews from jail. He claims to have documents and videotapes proving the complicity of Chavez’s military commander, Henry Rangel Silva, and other Chavista cronies in cocaine smuggling. Colombian authorities say they must return Makled to his native Venezuela to face a murder charge, and U.S. diplomats have concluded it is pointless to continue pressing for his extradition to face drug charges in New York. Yet the revelation that Makled can cast light on Nassereddine’s Hezbollah network should spur U.S. diplomats to renew their push for Makled’s extradition to the United States.

    The danger posed by a network of terrorists in the Americas is very real. Last May, Muhammad Saif-ur-Rehm Khan, a Pakistani applying for a U.S. visa at the American Embassy in Santiago, Chile, was detained after guards detected traces of bomb-making materials on his hands. U.S. officials discovered Khan’s link to the Islamist group Jamaat al-Tabligh. It is not clear how much they shared with Chilean investigators. Lacking evidence to prosecute Khan, Chilean authorities released him in January, and he left the country bound for Turkey. A high-ranking Chilean source informed me that, before his arrest, Khan lived and associated with persons of Egyptian, Saudi and Lebanese background — many of whom carried Venezuelan passports. One of the officials accused of issuing such Venezuelan identity documents to suspicious foreigners is Chavez confidante Tarek Zaidan El Aissami. Also Venezuela’s interior minister, El Aissami is of Syrian descent; his father is known for having publicly praised Saddam Hussein and Osama bin Laden; and his brother, Firaz, is an associate of the cocaine smuggler Makled.

    The threat posed by globe-trotting terrorists is ever-present. A U.S. security official told me in mid-January that two known al-Qaeda operatives were in Caracas planning a “chemical” attack on the U.S. embassy; on Jan. 31, the embassy was closed, and reports at the time cited “credible threats.”

    A Venezuelan government source has told me that two Iranian terrorist trainers are on Venezuela’s Margarita Island instructing operatives who have assembled from around the region. In addition, radical Muslims from Venezuela and Colombia are brought to a cultural center in Caracas named for the Ayatollah Khomeini and Simon Bolivar for spiritual training, and some are dispatched to Qom, Iran, for Islamic studies. Knowledgeable sources confirm that the most fervent recruits in Qom are given weapons and explosives training and are returned home as “sleeper” agents.

    U.S. authorities could act today to degrade Chavez’s ability to support terrorism and Tehran. There are money-laundering, drug-trafficking or Iran-specific statutes they could invoke. The question is whether they will respond swiftly and effectively enough to prevent a deadly attack.

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    Quote Originally Posted by mnb811 View Post
    Hugo Chavez hosted leaders of Hamas, Hizbollah, Palestinian Islam Jihad
    Those are DomFems BFF's.
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    Quote Originally Posted by DomesticatedFeminist View Post
    Really? I thought they have democratic elections?
    Yeah... just like Iran does...
    "I know you guys enjoy reading my stuff because it all makes sense. "

    Dumbest post ever! Thanks for the laugh PO!

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    Gee I wonder why Domesticated Feminist ran away from my last post?

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